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Post by Deleted on Jan 22, 2015 20:39:37 GMT -5
I just want to go through some rules and see if we think they are good for the league, should we keep them, should we tweak them, etc.
#1) For any contract that is AAS: 20M or more, all contract years must be between 80 and 120% of the AAS value. All other rules will still apply.
#2) A team may only offer up to 30% AAS of their cap to a single player. Tier 1 – Yankees - (155M cap) Max contract: 46.5M AAS Tier 2 – Red Sox, Mets, Angels, White Sox, Cubs, Dodgers, Tigers, Mariners - ($130M cap) Max contract: 39M AAS Tier 3 – Orioles, Giants, Cardinals, Braves, Phillies, Astros, Blue Jays - (110M cap) Max contract: 33M AAS Tier 4 – Brewers, Twins, Reds, Rangers, Indians, Padres, Rockies, Diamondbacks - (100M cap) Max contract: 30M AAS Tier 5 – Pirates, Nationals, Marlins, Rays, Royals, Athletics - (90M cap) Max contract: 27M AAS
These two rules are to make the bids more realistic and avoid backloading/frontloading of huge contracts.
All other FA rules will still apply.
3) The maximum salary that may be offered in a one year contract is 15M Average Annual Salaries >15M must be offered a minimum of 2 years. Average Annual Salaries >18M must be offered a minimum of 3 years. Average Annual Salaries > 22M must be offered a minimum of 4 years. Average Annual Salaries exceeding 25M annually must exceed 4 years in length.
Feel free to comment on any of these.
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Post by Giants GM (Ron) on Jan 22, 2015 21:47:52 GMT -5
The cap amounts have changed. But I say keep them.
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